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The minister was seen interacting with doctors and other officials amid a push to prepare healthcare personnel.

Covid mock drill: Health Minister at Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital to review prep exercise

Union Health Minister visited Safdarjung Hospital Mandaviya at hospital to review Covid mock drill Mock drills in hospitals across India to prepare
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The minister was seen interacting with doctors and other officials amid a push to prepare healthcare personnel.

As Covid mock drills began in hospitals across the country, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya visited Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital to review the exercise.
The minister was seen interacting with doctors and other officials amid a push to prepare healthcare personnel to deal with a possible spike in Covid cases, amid a surge in China and some other countries.
The minister visited the 44-bedded Covid centre at the hospital, the triage and testing area which has been created by the hospital along with a Severe Acute Respiratory Infection ward in the makeshift facility which already existed. &nbsp;The health minister also interacted with the hospital officials and instructed them to be prepared for any fresh outbreak.
Dr B L Sherwal, the Medical Superintendent of the Safdarjung Hospital, said, "All symptomatic patients shall be screened, assessed and tested right there in the Covid centre.The report shall be made available within one to two hours following which the decision on admission or discharge shall be taken. Till that time the patient can be monitored. All beds have oxygen facilities." Dr Neeraj Gupta, a professor in the Department of Pulmonary, Critical care and Sleep medicine at Safdarjung Hospital, said of the 44 beds, six beds are equipped with a ventilator with monitors.
Besides there is also an 18-bedded dedicated Covid ICU, he said.
"Apart from that there are 81 beds available for Covid treatment. If need be, we can make more available," Dr Gupta said.
Four international travellers from Myanmar, who tested positive for Covid at the Delhi airport, are admitted at the Safdarjung Hospital and their samples have been sent for genome sequencing "They were asymptomatic. They will be discharged once they test negative," Dr Sherwal informed. (with PTI inputs)
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A shocking case has been reported at West Delhi's Rajouri Garden where a housemaid was allegedly assaulted by the couple on Sunday. According to the police the 48-year-old woman laboured as a house help and was beaten up by the accused couple who have chopped her hair as well, Police recorded the victim's statement.
A case has been registered under voluntarily causing hurt, wrongful confinement, and assault The victim is identified as Rajni who hails from Siliguri in West Bengal and works in Delhi as domestic help.
The placement agency owner reportedly said that the couple dropped Rajni at his office in very poor condition. After some time he noticed that she was lying in her urine and wasn't able to move. He immediately rushed to the Safdarjung hospital where Rajni claims on Sunday the couple dragged her out of her room and chopped off her hair. She had injuries all over her body, he added. Police said the medical examination report of Safdarjung Hospital asserted that she had suffered from “physical assault”, “head trauma, and was “vomiting”. She also had injuries on her eyes, face, limbs, abdomen along with other body parts.Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) Ghanshyam Bansal said that all efforts are being made to arrest the accused couple.
 

Delhi couple assaulted house maid, chopped hair: Police

She was lying in her urine and wasn't able to move. He immediately rushed to the Safdarjung hospital where report asserted that she had suffered from &ldquo;physical assault&rdquo;, &ldquo;head trauma, and was &ldquo;vomiting&rdquo;.&nbsp;

In West Delhi's Rajouri Garden a housemaid was allegedly assaulted by the owners on Sunday. According to the police the 48-year-old woman laboured as a house help and was beaten up by the accused couple who chopped her hair as well.
The victim &nbsp;was identified as Rajni who hails from Siliguri in West Bengal and works in Delhi as domestic help.
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The placement agency owner reportedly said that the couple dropped Rajni at his office in very poor condition. After some time he noticed that she was lying in her urine and wasn't able to move.
Rajni&nbsp;was hospitalised and has told the police that the accused&nbsp;couple dragged her out of her room and chopped off her hair.&nbsp; Police said the medical examination report of Safdarjung Hospital asserted that she had suffered from &ldquo;physical assault&rdquo;, &ldquo;head trauma, and was &ldquo;vomiting&rdquo;. She also had injuries on her eyes, face, limbs, abdomen along with other body parts. Police have booked the couple who are in the hiding.
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Amid rising Covid-19 infections in Delhi, 23 resident doctors of a top Capital hospital have tested positive for coronavirus over the span of a week.
Reports said that the doctors at Safdarjung hospital have mild symptoms and have isolated themselves. No case of Omicron has been detected so far among the doctors. "They are quarantining themselves and no hospitalisation is required at the moment," reports quoting doctors from Safdarjung hospital said.
Delhi logged over 4,000 new Covid-19 cases on Monday with positivity rate jumping to 6.46 per cent. Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain has said that while coronavirus cases were rising fast but the situation was under control because people were not getting seriously ill to require hospitalisation.
Meanwhile, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority has called a meeting on Tuesday to review Covid-19 situation and preparation in the wake of rising Omicron cases in the national capital. A decision on more restrictions and next level of alert could also be taken in the meeting

23 doctors at top Delhi hospital test Covid +ve amid spiraling cases

Amid rising Covid-19 infections in Delhi, 23 resident doctors of a top Capital hospital have tested positive for coronavirus over the span of a week.
Reports said that the doctors at Safdarjung hospital have mild symptoms and have isolated themselves. No case of Omicron has been detected so far among the doctors. "They are quarantining themselves and no hospitalisation is required at the moment," reports quoting doctors from Safdarjung hospital said.
Delhi logged over 4,000 new Covid-19 cases on Monday with positivity rate jumping to 6.46 per cent. Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain has said that while coronavirus cases were rising fast but the situation was under control because people were not getting seriously ill to require hospitalisation.

Covid-19: Reports said that&nbsp;doctors at Safdarjung hospital have mild symptoms and have isolated themselves. No Omicron case has been reported

Amid rising Covid-19 infections in Delhi, 23 resident doctors of a top Capital hospital have tested positive for coronavirus over the span of a week.
Reports said that the doctors at Safdarjung hospital have mild symptoms and have isolated themselves. No case of Omicron has been detected so far among the doctors. "They are quarantining themselves and no hospitalisation is required at the moment," reports quoting doctors from Safdarjung hospital said.
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<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/weekend-curfew-in-delhi-amid-covid-surge-1641281180348" target="_blank">Delhi</a> logged over 4,000 new <a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus" target="_blank">Covid-19 cases</a> on Monday with positivity rate jumping to 6.46 per cent. Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain has said that while coronavirus cases were rising fast but the situation was under control because people were not getting seriously ill to require hospitalisation.
Meanwhile, the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/weekend-curfew-in-delhi-amid-covid-surge-1641281180348" target="_blank">Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA)</a> has called a meeting on Tuesday to review Covid-19 situation and preparation in the wake of rising Omicron cases in the national capital. A decision on more restrictions and next level of alert could also be taken in the meeting

Doctors and police engaged in a tense face-off at Delhi's Safdarjung hospital on Tuesday as cops stopped protesting doctors' march to Supreme Court.
The police blocked all gates of the hospital to stop the doctors from moving out.
Resident doctors have been protesting against delay in NEET PG counselling, which has delayed admissions to medical colleges.
The doctors continued their protest after violent face-off with the police on Monday evening. Protesting doctors were lathicharged and some of them were also detained.
Protesting doctors are demanding an apology from the police that have denied use of force.
Doctors of several hospitals have joined the agitation, which has affected the medical services in the Capital.
To make the matter worse, doctors' bodies have given a call to shut all non-emergency medical services from Wednesday if their demands are not met.
The NEET was scheduled in December 2020 but was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The exam was finally held in September this year. But counselling for admissions for entry to medical colleges got delayed, which sparked the protest.
 

Watch: doctors-police face-off at Delhi hospital as protests over NEET continue

Watch: Doctors-Police face-off at Delhi hospital as NEET protests continue


Doctors-police face-off at Delhi hospital as protests over NEET continue

Doctors and police engaged in a tense face-off at Delhi's Safdarjung hospital on Tuesday as cops stopped protesting doctors' march to Supreme Court.
The police blocked all gates of the hospital to stop the doctors from moving out.
Resident doctors have been protesting against delay in NEET PG counselling, which has delayed admissions to medical colleges.
The doctors continued their protest after violent face-off with the police on Monday evening. Protesting doctors were lathicharged and some of them were also detained.
Protesting doctors are demanding an apology from the police that have denied use of force.
Doctors of several hospitals have joined the agitation, which has affected the medical services in the Capital.
To make the matter worse, doctors' bodies have given a call to shut all non-emergency medical services from Wednesday if their demands are not met.

Resident doctors have been protesting against delay in NEET PG counselling, which has delayed admissions to medical colleges.

Doctors and police engaged in a tense face-off at Delhi's Safdarjung hospital on Tuesday as cops stopped protesting doctors' march to Supreme Court.
The police blocked all gates of the hospital to stop the doctors from moving out.
Resident doctors have been protesting against delay in <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/big-relief-for-protesting-doctors-sc-go-ahead-to-neet-pg-counselling-1641537524027" target="_blank">NEET PG counselling</a>, which has delayed admissions to medical colleges.
The doctors continued their protest after violent face-off with the police on Monday evening. Protesting doctors were lathicharged and some of them were also detained.
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Protesting doctors are demanding an apology from the police that have denied use of force.
Doctors of several hospitals have joined the agitation, which has affected the medical services in the Capital.
To make the matter worse, doctors' bodies have given a call to shut all non-emergency medical services from Wednesday if their demands are not met.
The NEET was scheduled in December 2020 but was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The exam was finally held in September this year. But counselling for admissions for entry to medical colleges got delayed, which sparked the protest.
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A fire broke out in the intensive care unit (ICU) ward of Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital on Wednesday morning, news agency ANI has reported.

Fire breaks out in ICU ward of Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital

A fire broke out in the intensive care unit (ICU) ward of Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital on Wednesday morning, news agency ANI has reported. As per the updates, the fire has been taken in control and no major casualty has taken place. However, 50 patients who were present in the wards were shifted to other hospitals.

A fire broke out in the intensive care unit (ICU) ward of Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital on Wednesday morning, news agency ANI has reported. As per the updates, the fire has been doused and no major casualty has been reported. However, 50 patients who were present in the ward were shifted to other hospitals.

A fire broke out in the intensive care unit (ICU) ward of Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital on Wednesday morning, news agency ANI has reported.
As per the updates, the fire has been doused and no major casualty has been reported. 
However, 50 patients who were present in the ward were shifted to other hospitals.

Hathras gangrape: CBI takes over investigation of case

Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has taken over the investigation into a 20-year-old Hathras Dalit girl&rsquo;s alleged gang-rape on September 14. Yogi Adityanath led Uttar Pradesh government had recommended a CBI probe into the Hathras case. A letter was also sent in this regard to the central government. The Dalit girl was allegedly sexually assaulted by four men and was referred to Safdarjung Hospital in an extremely critical condition with spinal injuries and paralysis. Her death on September 29th and subsequent hasty cremation generated considerable political heat on the UP government.

CBI&nbsp;takes over Hathras&nbsp;case investigation
Yogi govt slammed after&nbsp;Dalit&nbsp;girl's gangrape
Outrage over victim's hurried cremation
UP govt had recommended CBI&nbsp;probe&nbsp;
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Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has taken over the probe into the 20-year-old Hathras Dalit girl&rsquo;s alleged gang-rape on September 14. Yogi Adityanath led Uttar Pradesh government had recommended a CBI probe into the Hathras case. A letter was also sent in this regard to the central government. The Dalit girl was allegedly sexually assaulted by four men and was referred to Safdarjung Hospital in an extremely critical condition with spinal injuries and paralysis. Her death on September 29th and subsequent hasty cremation generated considerable political heat on the UP government.

Hathras Case: Will Justice Be Denied? | Boom

A 19 year old Dalit woman was allegedly raped by 4 upper class men in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh. She died a few days ago at the Safdarjung Hospital, Delhi. It is unclear at this point why she was cremated in a hurry by the Uttar Pradesh Police at 3 AM in the night. What is the role of the police when it comes to cases like this and what can we, as ordinary citizens of India, expect the police to do or not do in sensitive cases like this? BOOM Explains.
Indira Jaising, Human Rights Lawyer &amp; Sr Advocate, Supreme Court, says protocol wasn't followed by both police and hospital in the Hathras case. We had a dying declaration from the victim saying she was raped. Dying declarations have special status in law because the law presumes that if a person is near death, they will not lie about what they are saying and therefore, it holds high evidentiary value. The first hospital she was in should have summoned the magistrate to record her statement.
She also says that police or hospital do not own any dead body - the girl's body should have been handed over to the family. There is no justification as to why Safdarjung Hospital handed over the girls' body to the police instead of next of kin. The hospital had the obligation to alert her family and until then keep her in the morgue instead of handing over the victims body to the police.
Watch BOOM's Govindraj Ethiraj interview Indira Jaising on the many lapses by the Uttar Pradesh Police and hospitals involved in dealing with the Hathras case and legal protocol involved.

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